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6,500 00
Water loan, 1917
7,000 00
Macadam pavement bonds
12,000 00
Trust funds
23,256 60
Perpetual care funds
23,256 60
Trust funds (Public library)
2,051 95
G. M. Wilson library fund
2,051 95
Cash
19,152 24
$499, 189 36 $499,189 36
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Balance Sheet December 31, 1923
Assets Accounts
Cash on hand in bank
and office .
$19,152 24
Accounts Receivable.
Uncollected Taxes, 1922, $28,315 36
Uncollected Taxes, 1923, 155,988 53
184,303 89
Uncollected Water Bills.
June Commitment, 1923, $48 86
Dec. Commitment, 1923, 1,147 34
1,196 20
Tax Titles
Final Sales
29,262 51 10,844 08
Due from Com. of Mass. and Cities and Towns. Acct. Overseers of Poor and Board of Health .
3,621 89
$248,380 81
Debt
Net Bonded Debt (bal- ancing accounts)
$225,500 00
$225,500 00
Trust
Cemetery Trust Funds on deposit in savings banks, Library Trust Funds (in- come to be used for purchase of books only)
$23,256 60
2,051 95
$25,308 55
67
BALANCE SHEET.
1923]
Balance Sheet December 31, 1923
Liabilities Accounts
Temporary Loans .
$155,000 00
Appropriation Balances.
Reconstruction Walnut and Water Sts. . $2,649 48
Permanent Construction . 719 21
Macadam Pavement
106 40
Playground Purchase
900 00
Essex St., Pleasant Ave. School
· 27 00
4,402 09
Water Receipts Outstanding.
December 31, 1923 . .
1,196 20
Premium account
135 36
Overlay, 1922 .
.
222 31
Overlay, 1923
1,088 60
Overlay Reserve Account,
3,628 42
Excess of Revenue.
Previous Years .
. $58,184 36
Overrun 1921 Overlay, 1,549 27
$56,635 09
Excess of 1923
· 26,072 74
82,707 83
$248,380 81
Accounts
Schoolhouse loans
$162,500 00
Water loans .
·
51,000 00
Macadam loans ·
12,000 00
$225,500 00
Accounts
Perpetual Care Funds
$23,256 60
George Melvin Wilson
Library trust fund 2,051 95
$25,308 55
68
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923.
New Accounts recorded during 1923.
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Balance on hand care of lot. Dec. 31, 1923. Paid for
Lot No.
Name.
56
Andrews, Mary .
.
·
$105 74
$4 79
$110 53
$7 00
$103 53
617
Apel, Mrs. William
.
.
$50 00
1 13
51 13
1 13
50 00
271
Armitage, Addie S.
112 24
5 09
117 33
10 00
107 33
226
Ash worth, Mrs. T.
·
.
65 27
2 95
68 22
3 00
65 22
So. 3-52
Atherton, David A.
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 25
50 03
84
Atherton, H. H.
101 32
4 59
105 91
5 00
100 91
100 00
100 00
100 00
441
Atherton, Horace H., Jr.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 70
100 00
532
Atwood, Mary . Avery, Irving ·
50 14
2 28
52 42
2 25
50 17
E. 2-633
Babbington, Rose E. .
25 10
I 12
26 22
I 22
25 00
E. 1-687
Beckwith, Martha
46 38
2 10
48 48
1 00
47 48
2-43
Beckett lot
100 00
2 25
102 25
102 25
72 and
Beckett & Lockwood lot, care
100 00
2 25
102 25
102 25
389
Belonga, Hattie .
·
.
100 23
4 55
104 78
4 50
100 28
687
Benson, Alma
·
25 36
I 12
26 48
1 25
25 23
442
Berrett Ellen,
·
·
100 40
4 55
104 95
4 50
100 45
608
Boardman, William D.
100 05
4 55
104 60
4 50
100 10
No. 2-83
Bond, C. H.
100 05
4 55
104 60
4 50
100 10
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
2-243
of flowers
·
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·
479
·
·
Graves P.C.
477 and 488 Bowles, George
30 00
68
30 68
30 68
So.2-122 Bragg, Elisha
65 85
2 97
68 82
3 00
65 82
A Brierly, Sarah J.
84 96
3 83
88 79
3 00
85 79
215
Brooks, Margaret
45 55
10 00
2 35
57 90
2 90
55 00
I37
Brown, Olin B.
101 04
4 59
105 63
5 00
100 63
71
Brown, Olin B.
50 52
2 28
52 80
2 50
50 30
701
Brown, William B.
44 00
66
44 66
44 66
241
Bryer, Samuel
100 34
4 55
104 89
4 50
100 39
No.2-519 Bugaw, Frances E.
25 13
I
I2
26 25
I 25
25 00
No.3-585 Burnham, Edward P.
25 08
I 12
26 20
20
25 00
No.2-195
Burrill, George .
50 09
2 28
52 37
2 25
50 12
104-1I
Butterfield & Avery
100 27
4 55
104 82
4 50
100 32
708
Caddy, George J. (Mrs.)
44 00
99
44 99
44 99
New
21
Calley, Jacob B.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 50
100 20
274
Campbell, Joseph H.
50 29
2 28
52 57
2 00
5º 57
450
Carr, Thomas H.
100 18
4 55
104 73
4 50
100 23
W.
371
Caswell, H. H. estate
53 40
I 19
54 59
61 I
53 40
I 46
Cheever, David H.
100 19
4 55
104 74
4 50
100 24
(old) 46
Cheever, Guilford
·
.
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 00
50 28
702
Chesley, Raymond P.
·
44 00
66
44 66
44 66
I34
Chipman and Raddin
100 05
4 93
104 98
4 00
100 98
L. & M. Clifford, Ella
·
100 25
4 55
104 80
4 00
100 80
69
TRUST FUNDS.
1923]
·
.
.
70
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot No.
Name.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1923.
New Accounts recorded during 1923.
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Paid for care of lots.
Balance on hand Dec. 31 1923
So. 1-80 Coates, Gus L.
.
·
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 00
50 28
So. 2-191 Coates, Ida
·
·
50 27
2 28
52 55
2 25
50 30
(new) 65) Cook, James W.
100 05
4 55
104 60
4 50
100 10
W2-659
Copp, Frank
,
75 24
3 40
78 64
3 50
75 14
(old) 60
Cross, Munroe .
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 50
100 20
(old) 24
Danforth, John .
75 14
3 40
78 54
3 00
75 54
139
Davis, Diana E.
81 51
3 69
85 20
4 00
81 20
So. ¿ 276 Davis, Rodney ..
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 25
50 03
223-224
Dearborn, Mary E.
·
100 43
4 55
104 98
4 50
100 48
251
Dearborn, Nathaniel D.
100 64
4 55
105 19
4 75
100 44
E 47I
Dexter, Elmer E.
50 00
50 00
50 00
5192
Doane, Clinton
50 18
2 28
52 46
2 25
50 21
652
Dolphin, M. A.
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 28
50 00
304A
Draper, Elizabeth
50 13
2 28
52 41
2 00
50 41
(old) 52
Draper, Ira
100 75
4 57
105 32
5 00
100 32
525
Drinkwater, Charles F.
50 15
2 28
52 43
2 25
50 18
268
Dunn, Maria A.
88 59
4 01
92 60
6 00
86 60
(old)
27 and 28 Eaton, Douglas N. . 100 05
4 55
104 60
4 50
100 10
.
.
.
·
[Dec. 31
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
1
545 Eaton & Ferguson
50 22
2 28
52 50
2 25
50 25
Gr'ves P C
806-807 Eels, Lemuel
·
30 00
II
30 II
30 II
E 38I Ferris, Thomas ·
51 20
77
51 97
51 97
632 Fessenden, William E.
75 19
3 40
78 59
3 00
75 59
So.3-318 Fiske, Charles D.
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 25
50 03
(old) So. 3-108
(new) So.
3-15 Fiske, Jennie
75 75
3 42
79 17
4 17
75 00
269 Fiske, Jennie
IOI 50
4 61
106 II
3 25
IO2 86
428 Fiske, Leslie G.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 50
100 20
So. 2-23 Flye, C. I.
75 00
75 00
75 00
53-54 Flye, John
100 24
4 55
104 79
4 50
100 29
(old) 7
Foster, A. A.
65 09
2 95
68 04
3 00
65 04
312 A
Foster. Kate M.
121 60
46
122 06
122 06
203-204
George, Henry M.
316 36
14 38
330 74
10 00
320 74
142
George, L. B. .
282 73
12 85
295 58
15 00
280 58
306 B
Gillam, N. R. .
75 47
3 42
78 89
3 50
75 39
307
Gillam, N. S. and J. E.
150 00
6 82
156 82
6 00
150 82
449
Goodwin, L. O.
100 10
4 55
104 65
4 50
100 15
700
Goulden, Frederick J.
I 98
45 98
I 50
44 48
So. ₺ 540
Green, Richard
·
30 00
I 36
31 36
I 36
30 00
501
Greenlay, George W.
100 25
4 55
104 80
4 50
100 30
71
TRUST FUNDS.
1923]
·
·
·
44 00
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot No.
Name.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1923.
New Accounts recorded during 1933.
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Balance on Paid for hand care of lot. : Dec. 31, 1923
325 Grout, James W.
50 18
2 28
52 46
2 00
50 46
Graves P. C.
808-809
Gustavson, Julius A.
30 00
30 00
30 00
No.2-540
Hanson, Johanna
·
5º 35
2 28
52 63
2 00
50 63
497
Hanson, Warren
150 00
6 36
156 36
6 36
150 00
245
Hargraves, Joseph
·
100 04
4 55
104 59
4 50
100 09
W.2-501
Harper, Lucy M.
·
75 46
3 42
78 88
3 50
75 38
454
Harper, Lucy M.
150 38
6 82
157 20
6 50
150 70
No.2 127
Hathaway, Elizabeth
.
294 56
13 39
3º7 95
10 00
297 95
163-164
Hawkes, Louis P.
173-174
Hawkes, Louis P.
231 06
IO 51
241 57
10 00
231 57
314
Hawkes and Stocker .
150 84
6 85
157 69
7 00
150 69
(2 graves) Hawkins, Mrs. H. M.
30 00
I 02
31 02
I 02
30 00
225
Hayden, Albert H.
107 63
4 89
112 52
5 00
107 52
225
Hayden, Albert H.
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 28
50 00
688-A
Healey, Jessie M.
60 00
I 35
61 35
1 35
60 00
336 Higgins, C. M.
75 06
3 40
78 46
3 00
75 46
95
Hinchcliffe, Joseph
.
100 26
4 55
104 81
4 50
100 31
29-30
Hitchings, Roswell
100 OI
4 55
104 56
4 50
100 06
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
72
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·
305 Hodgdon, E. A. and J. M. Quint, 100 00
4 45
104 45
4 00
100 45
(old) 7-8 Hone, Henry ·
246 34
II 82
258 16
25 00
233 16
(old) 49 Howlett, Leroy E.
100 05
4 55
104 60
4 50
100 10
459 Hoyt, Augusta .
.
100 22
4 55
104° 77
4 50
100 27
277 A Hubley, Liberia M.
3º 33
I 38
31 71
I 50
30 21
125 Hurd, William .
103 00
4 68
107 68
5 00
102 68
So. 3-20 Husler, John
75 00
3 40
78 40
3 00
75 40
Graves P. C.
2 and 3 Jenkins, Samuel
30 05
1 36
31 41
I 4I
30 00
477 Jones & Stanton
100 20
4 55
104 75
4 75
100 00
3493 Jenkins, Roy P. and Alice J.
100 48
4 55
105 03
5 00
100 03
55-56
Kent, Enoch T. and J. Newhall,
100 09
4 55
104 64
4 50
100 14
480
Kingsbury, Joshua
75 43
3 42
78 85
3 85
75 00
583
Kohler, Selma .
100 00
2 25
102 25
2 25
100 00
643
Lampson, Mrs. A. W.
80 00
30
80 30
80 30
(old 17)
Landerkin, Eldridge and Martha J.
151 75
6 89
158 64
6 00
152 64
3-10-687
Learning, Frances E.
24 19
I 08
25 27
1 00
24 27
486
Little, Ella V. .
100 00
3 00
103 00
3 00
100 00
281
Lockwood, James E.
151 20
6 87
158 07
6 00
152 07
72 Lockwood lot
2 25
102 25
102 25
Gr've I PC Lowell, George A.
58
13 58
50
13 08
498 Ludden, William E.
112 34
5 09
117 43
8 00
109 43
Gr've 4 PC Macomber, G. E. estate
15 00
34
15 34
15 34
73
1923]
TRUST FUNDS.
-
.
100 00
·
13 00
·
.
·
·
·
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot No.
Name.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1923.
New Accounts recorded during 1923
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Paid for care of lot.
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1923
207
Mansfield, Delia and Thomas
·
50 12
2 38
52 50
2 00
5º 50
107-14
Mansfield, Henry W.
.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 50
100 20
No. 3-97
Mansfield, Justin E. . .
75 34
3 42
78 76
3 00
75 76
No. 3-120 Mansfield, Mabel L. B. ·
50 00
2 12
52 12
2 12
50 00
さー120
Mansfield, Mabel L. B.
25 21
I 12
26 33
1 00
25 33
186
McFarlane, William H.
100 00
100 00
100 00
675
McLeod, Agnes
.
100 22
4 55
104 77
4 50
100 27
649
McNutt, Jacob .
.
50 25
2 28
52 53
2 50
50 03
502
McRea, Maggie ·
100 00
4 55
104 55
4 50
100 05
¿ E-466
Mears, Sarah B. Estate
65 00
2 95
67 95
I 50
66 45
326
Meldon, Charles M. .
65 52
2 95
68 47
2 50
65 97
707
Mercer, Fenwick
44 00
I 98
45 98
I 98
44 00
329
Merritt, Lillian . ·
25 00
1 12
26 12
I 00
25 12
So. 2-43
Merrill, Mary E.
50 23
2 28
52 51
2 50
50 01
371 E
Milberry, George E.
57 40
86
58 26
58 26
278 Miller, Mary F.
103 83
4 71.
108 54
6 00
IO2 54
272 Mills, William P.
80 07
3 62
83 69
5 00
78 69
(old) 61
Monk, Ella and Benjamin Rhodes,
4 93
104 98
4 50
100 48
18 Newbury, Emma
50 00
I 13
51 13
I 13
50 00
74
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
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.
100 05
75
1923]
No. 2-37
Newhall, Charles W.
.
100 00
4 55
104 55
4 50
100 05
(old) 9
Newhall and Cross
·
·
75 00
3 40
78 40
3 00
75 40
No.2-318
Newhall, Emma E. .
50 32
2 28
52 60
2 00
50 60
(old) 67-
68-69
Newhall, Jacob
150 00
6 82
156 82
6 00
150 82
238
Newhall, Jonathan A.
150 52
6 82
157 34
6 00
151 34
180
Newhall, L. D.
100 00
4 25
104 25
4 25
100 00
G
Newhall, Sarah J.
50 10
2 28
52 38
2 00
50 38
(old) 70
Newhall, Solomon, Mrs.
65 23
2 95
68 18
3 00
65 18
673 E
Nichols, Alonzo H.
48 18
2 18
50 36
2 00
48 36
424-425
Niles, Walter L. C.
230 00
86
230 86
230 86
485
Norwood Sisters
100 03
4 55
104 58
4 50
100 08
1532
Nourse, Henrietta M.
100 08
4 55
104 63
4 00
100 63
U and V
Nourse, Phineas, Heirs
150 00
6 82
156 82
6 00
150 82
205
Oliver, Charles .
100 20
4 55
104 75
4 50
100 25
193-194
Oliver, Charles Barker
520 50
23 67
544 17
15 00
529 17
78
Oliver, Edward E.
.
·
53 08
2 41
55 49
5 00
5º 49
452
Page, Warren .
100 00
4 55
104 55
4 50
100 05
434
4 55
105 00
4 50
100 50
No. 3-43
Parker, Esther .
50 20
2 28
52 48
2 25
50 23
68 2
Parker, Henry A.
75 19
3 40
78.59
3 50
75 09
·
100 00
4 24
104 24
4 24
100 00
50
6 Newhall, Benjamin F., 2d,
·
75 00
28
75 28
75 28
Newhall, Charles A.
·
·
·
.
·
Parker, Emily .
·
100 45
·
.
TRUST FUNDS.
76
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot No.
Name.
'Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923.
New Accounts recorded during 1923.
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Paid for care of lot.
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1923
59
Parker, Timothy O. .
50 20
2 28
52 48
2 25
50 23
165
Parry, William .
·
100 09
4 55
104 64
4 50
100 14
IOI
Parsons, Thomas P. .
200 00
200 00
200 00
451
Paul J. Wesley and Henry J. Mills ·
100 26
4 55
104 81
4 50
100 31
334
Penney, Emma J.
·
.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 50
100 20
266 Perley, Mary
·
·
426 14
19 38
445 52
10 00
435 52
575
Perkins, Charles F.
57 60
2 59
60 19
2 00
58 19
W. 2-471
Perkins, Ward .
·
.
.
50 13
2 28
52 41
2 25
50 16
248
Pierce, Ephraim
100 21
4 55
104 76
4 50
100 26
Grave 30
P. C.
Pierce, Frank E. estate
25 00
25 00
25 00
377
Pilling, Charles L. and Harry K. Parker .
IOS 00
2 43
IIO 43
2 43
108 00
A. 313
Popp, Therissa .
.
.
57 81
2 61
60 42
2 82
57 60
115
Pranker lot
200 00
9 09
209 09
9 00
200 09
IO2
Pranker, Betsey
.
264 39
12 02
276 41
20 00
256 41
496
Pratt, Ella
100 30
4 55
104 85
4 50
100 35
298
Preston, Elizabeth
75 28
3 40
78 68
3 00
₹75 68
.
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec 31
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.
·
(old) 93 Prior, Charles W.
·
70 04
3 18
73 22
3 00
70 22
D. D. Pulsifer, George H. .
.
·
100 00
4 24
104 24
4 24
100 00
(old) 88-89 Putnam, Charles ·
.
150 80
6 85
157 65
7 00
150 65
Old cemetery
graves Raddin, Benjamin B.
.
·
4
100 00
4 55
104 55
4 00
100 55
2-13-14 Raddin, Charles
100 00
4 55
104 55
4 50
100 05
So. 1-118 Raddin, Fales L.
104 17
4 73
108 90
4 50
104 40
E. 2-319
Radford, Daniel M. .
50 00
2 12
52 12
2 12
50 00
92
Rawson, Matthew
102 78
4 66
107 44
7 00
100 44
B. 493
Reiser, A. F. and Catherine L. Meader . ·
48 00
I 08
49 08
I OS
48 00
113
Rhodes, Amos .
100 07
4 55
104 62
4 50
100 12
61-62
Rhodes, Benjamin
100 29
4 55
104 84
4 50
100 34
230
Richardson, George E. ·
75 47
3 42
78 89
3 00
75 89
302
Roach, John and Martha Fiske,
100 14
4 55
104 69
4 50
100 19
218
Roberts' lot
75 00
75 00
75 00
343
Robinson, E. J. (Mrs.)
100 63
4 55
105 18
5 00
100 18
105-5332
Robinson, E. P. and W. N. Pingree
204 68
. 9 29
213 97
9 00
204 97
Roby lot (old Parish Cemetery)
9 13
210 54
10 00
200 54
2-36-37
Root, A. B.
100 49
4 55
105 04
5 00
100 04
32
Root, D. L. and J. D. Lawrence
100 21
4 55
104 76
4 50
100 26
239
Ross, Joshua 50 24
2 28
52 52
2 50
50 02
77
1923]
TRUST FUNDS.
·
.
·
201 41
·
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot No.
Name.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1923.
New Accounts recorded during 1923.
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Paid for care of lot.
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1923
665 Russell, Fred E.
50 41
2 28
52 69
2 50
50 19
Grave 20 P.C. Ryall, Harold W.
.
15 00
15 00
15 00
(old) 109 Schofield, Anna M.
·
50 29
2 28
52 57
2 50
50 07
(new) 16 Schofield, Anna M.
50 31
2 28
52 59
2 50
50 09
Grave 322 Shiverell, James
75 26
3 .40
78 66
3 00
75 66
392
Small, Madella H.
100 00
4 25
104 25
4 25
100 00
3052 A
Smiley, Allan T.
·
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 00
50 28
190 Smith, Charles L.
·
126 99
5 74
132 73
8 00
124 73
362 Smith, Elizabeth V.
·
122 40
4 15
126 55
4 15
122 40
W 378 Smith, Fred O.
57 50
86
58 36
58 36
Grave 19 P. C. Somers, Samuel C.
15 00
15 00
15 00
135 Spurr, George G.
80 47
3 65
84 12
3 50
80 62
267
Steele, Mrs. Sidney H. and Mrs. J. H. Hadley
·
100 23
4 55
104 78
4 50
100 28
588
Stevens, Eugene
.
65 00
2 95
67 95
2 50
65 45
So. ₺ 78
Stewart, George C.
5º 75
2 28
53 º3
3 00
50 03
306 A Stidstone, Emma A. .
50 00
I 69
51 69
I 69
50 00
443
Stocker, Amos T.
160 27
7 27
167 54
7 54
160 00
133 & 144 Stocker, Frederick, estate .
. 126 15
5 72
131 87
6 00
125 87
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·
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
78
.
.
.
.
·
·
.
79
1923]
100 38
440 Stocker, Lewis O. ·
100 08
4 55
104 63
4 50
100 13
499 Stocker, Orrin T.
·
.
50 10
2 28
52 38
2 25
50 13
64 Stocker, Thomas
75 00
3 40
78 40
3 00
75 40
605 Stocker, Willard H., et al .
100 37
4 55
104 92
4 50
100 42
II-So.3-12 Stocker, William
·
55 00
2 50
57 50
2 50
55 00
63 Stocker, William P. .
150 00
6 82
156 82
6 00
150 82
Grave II P. C. Stone, Mrs. C. B.
15 00
34
. 15 34
15 34
30 00
1 36
31 36
1 36
30 00
Grave 14-15 P. C. Swanson, Anna J. 6 Sweetser lot
100 05
4 93
104 98
4 50
100 48
No.2-20 Sykes, Calvin .
65 40
2 95
68 35
2 50
65 85
No.3 122
Tattersall, Major
60 00
2 72
62 72
2 50
60 22
495
Thayer, Mary G.
100 II
4 55
104 66
4 50
100 16
No. 2-
Thomas, William
50 16
2 28
52 44
2 44
50 00
143
Tonks, L. B. and Mrs. O. S.
100 00
4 25
104 25
· 4 25
100 00
E} 639
Tracy, Fred
25 13
I 12
26 25
I 25
25 00
157
Trefethen, William and Lelia
100 28
4 55
104 83
4 50
100 33
368 W
Trenholm, Howard B.
92
62 12
62 12
100 00
100 00
100 00
376
Turner, George R. ·
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 25
50 03
Twiss and Jones & Snow Tomb .
150 52
6 82
157 34
7 00
150 34
178 Upham, Elbridge
151 43
6 87
158 30
7 00
151 30
·
100 00
38 100 38
217 Stocker, Mrs. J. E. .
61 20
431
Turner, Harry T.
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·
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TRUST FUNDS.
105-112
·
So
Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot N6.
Name.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1923
New Accounts recorded during 1923.
Interest on deposit during 1923.
Total credit.
Paid for care of lot.
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1923
493 A
Valentine, John A.
·
·
48 00
1 08
49 08
49 08
So.3-160
Waldron, Herbert and Mary
50 14
2 28
52 42
2 42
50 00
69 Walton, Henry .
.
·
100 06
4 55
104 61
4 00
100 61
No.2-207
Walton, John B. ·
.
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 00
50 28
65-66
Ward, Edward
.
65 68
2 97
68 65
3 00
65 65
29-30
Watson, Lizzie M.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 00
100 70
No.2-325 Webb, Jane A.
2 28
52 40
2 25
50 15
Graves 17
& 18 PC
Wells, Charlotte A.
.
· 30 00
1 36
31 36
I 25
30 II
445
Westwood, David
100 37
4 55
104 92
4 92
100 00
Grave 16
PC
Wheaton, Johanna
15 06
68
15 74
74
15 00
340
Whitaker, James T. .
100 16
4 55
104 71
4 50
100 2J
482-483
Whitcher, Richard P. and Chauncey 150 52
6 82
157 34
7 00
150 34
501
White, Lucy and Mary
50 43
2 28
52 71
2 71
50 00
1 36
Whitehead, Martha
6 82
156 82
6 00
150 82
45
Williams, Annie
·
.
·
2 12
52 12
2 12
50 00
316
Williams, George
·
.
100 28
4 55
104 83
4 50
100 33
So. 2-79 Willis, D. B. . .
·
50 00
2 28
52 28
2 00
50 28
·
. 50 12
.
.
·
.
150 00
50 00
[Dec. 31
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Graves 71-
73 PC Walliscroft, Mary
50 09
2 28
52 37
2 25
50 12
6
162 Wilson, Daniel F.
210 09
9 55
219 64
10 00
209 64
old (38) Wilson, Everett E.
5° 35
2 28
52 63
2 50
50 13
315
Wilson, Everett E.
150 14
6 82
156 96
6 96
150 00
No. 2-175 Wilson, Harrison
100 03
4 55
104 58
4 58
100 00
156
Wilson, Jerome
100 37
4 55
104 92
4 50
100 42
242 Wilson, Mary A.
100 15
4 55
104 70
4 50
100 20
74 Wood, Sarah A.
50 19
2 28
52 47
2 25
50 22
P. C. 5-6-7-
8-9-10-12 Single Graves .
· 105 40
4 77
110 17
5 00
105 17
$20,269 79 $2,970 70
$957 32 $24, 197 81
$941 21 $23,256 60
GRANVILLE A. CLARK, Trustee.
1923]
TRUST FUNDS.
81
82
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Town Clerk's Report
Births
Number registered in 1923
209 "
American parentage
106
Foreign parentage
63
Mixed parentage .
40
Marriages
Number registered
· 113
American born
194
Foreign born
32
Average age of groom
28
Average age of bride
24
Oldest person
65
Youngest person
15
Deaths
Number registered
· I45
Males .
78
Females
67
Under 5 years
27
From 5 to 10
6
From 10 to 20
I
From 20 to 30
3
From 30 to 40
9
From 40 to 50
12
From 50 to 60
19
From 60 to 70
26
From 70 to 80
27
From 80 to 90
I3
From 90 to 95
2
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.
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.
.
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83
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
1923]
Population
1820
749
1907
6,585
1830
690
1908
7,422
1840
1,098
1909
7,640
1850
1,552
1910
8,042
1 860
2,024
19II
8,355
1865
2,106
1912
8,930
1870
2,249
1913
9,060
1875
2,570
1914
9,348
1880
2,612
1915
10,041
1885
2,855
1916
10,394
1890
3,673
1917
10,765
1893
4,040
1918
10,902
1895
4,497
1919
11,007
1897
4,804
1920
11,488
1899
.
4,775
1921
11,989
1901
5,100
1922
12,118
1905
6,252
1923
12,364
HENRY A. PARKER,
Town Clerk.
84
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Report of Board of Selectmen
To the Citizens of the Town of Saugus :
The year 1923 was unusual from the fact that no special Town Meeting had to be called.
That the various Boards and Departments of the Town made it a point to limit their expenditures to their appropriation is shown from the fact that there is reverting to the Town Treasury the sum of $12,576.97.
The Finance Committee report a balance of $1,791.43 in the reserve fund after taking care of the various transfers required during the year.
The Board is convinced that there has been a whole-hearted effort made to co-operate and economize in town government this year.
Traffic Beacons
At the annual meeting $1,000 was appropriated to purchase and install three beacons on the Newburyport turnpike at Essex, Main and Walnut streets. That the actual expense of $942.71 was money well expended is best shown by the Police Reports of accidents at these very dangerous corners. Not a single fatal accident and a greatly reduced number of minor accidents.
Repairs
The East Saugus Hose House was repaired and painted at a cost of $291.24.
The Central fire station has been repaired and a one-story addition built at a cost of $1,477.
The Town Hall was repaired and painted on the outside at a cost of $1,612.75. The word Saugus being placed over the words town hall seemed to meet with general approval.
The Soldiers' Monument was cleaned and repointed and new walks laid around same at a cost of $564.50.
85
BOARD OF SELECTMEN REPORT.
1923]
Drainage
The drainage of Endicott street and Morton avenue was com- pleted and seems to have solved that problem, but this is only one of many drainage problems to be met in the near future.
Public Works
The steam roller and motor were purchased directly after the vote of the town in March and have proved their worth many times during the year. The condition of our streets during the recent snow storm proves that the tractor is invaluable in this department.
We recommend the purchase this year of a five ton truck, with snow plow attachment, for work on the streets in the summer, and to help with snow in the winter.
Fences
We have constructed this year 2,725 feet of fence on Howard, Walnut, Central, Winter, Vine and Lincoln avenue. These places had required attention for some time.
Sidewalks
With the condition of our tar sidewalks it takes almost our entire appropriation to keep them in repair. It is our opinion that a definite program of sidewalk construction should be started on a large scale.
Streets
We have many miles of streets that by the yearly application of tarvia and pea stone make semi-permanent roads. This seems to be the best road for all purposes at present.
Permanent construction was used on Central street to the cost of about $5,000.
The state and county agreeing to pay a like amount, $8,000 was spent in laying seven-tenths of a mile of permanent con- struction on Walnut street.
We would like to have enough for permanent construction to finish Central street and with the help of state and county finish Walnut street to the Newburyport turnpike this year.
S6
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Lights
The demand for lights continues to increase far beyond our ability to install. The usual number have been installed for 1923.
Water
Here again, the demand is continuous throughout the year for water. The adoption by the town of some definite rules would greatly help in solving this problem. A start was made this year toward the ultimate goal of all metered service, and will be continued as funds are available. We would like to give water to all, but must endeavor to make water extension pay.
In conclusion, we have kept within our appropriation; we have kept the tax rate the same as 1922 ; let us trim a little, economize a little and even sacrifice a little and make a start this year toward a lower tax rate.
Respectfully submitted,
ERNEST W. HOMAN, HERBERT M. FORRISTALL, WALTER SPRAGUE,
January 15, 1924.
Board of Selectmen.
87
ASSESSORS' REPORT.
1923]
Assessors' Department
1923
Number of polls assessed
3,322
Number of persons paying on property 5,379
Number of persons paying poll tax only 1,807
Number of persons liable to do military duty 2,163
Population as taken by Assessors, April 1, 1923 ·
12,364
Schedule of Property Assessed
Number of dwelling houses
2,898
Number of acres of land
6,531
Number of acres of land (exempted)
280
Number of horses
182
. Number of cows .
487
Number of swine
3II
Number of fowl
·
7,734
Number of dogs to be registered (female 156, male 401 )
557
Value of Real and Personal Estate
Buildings (excluding land) .
$5,868,078
Land (excluding buildings)
2,985,497
Personal property
935,352
$9,788,927
Exemptions
133,420
Total Amount of Public Property Exempt from Taxation
Final taking of unredeemed real estate
$29,545
Town property .
733,175
Religious societies 153,175
Sons of Veterans' Building Association
6,100
Charitable organizations
1,375
Historical organizations ·
2,750
Cemetery
10,000
·
88
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Abatements
For the year 192 1
$1,815 21
For the year 1922
716 83
For the year 1923
1,895 85
For the year 1923 war polls
951 00
Basis of Taxation
State Tax .
18,960 00
Metropolitan Park
6,740 52
State Highway .
3,126 21
Charles River Basin
926 97
Fire Prevention Tax
121 18
County Tax
17,939 48
War Poll Tax
9,942 00
Appropriations
426,869 55
$484,625 91
Overlay
4,000 00
Gypsy Moth (individuals)
1,905 67
$490,531 58 .
Less Town income
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